texts: <mask> was born in Gtersloh, Westphalia. He was the father of a physiologist. <mask> was born in Germany in the 18th century. His parents were <mask> and Friederike Charlotte Zumwinkel. His father was a teacher. His mother died before he was born. Multiple councilors and mayors were put in their positions by the Recklinghausens.His father was a teacher in Gtersloh. He attended high school at Ratsgymnasium. After studying medicine at the Universities of Bonn, Wrzburg, and Berlin, <mask> earned his doctorate in 1856. After studying pathology under the father of modern pathology, he obtained a doctorate and was his advisor. He went on an educational journey to Vienna, Rome, and Paris. <mask> worked at the Pathological Institute in Berlin from 1858 to 1864. He moved to Wrzburg six months after becoming the Professor of Pathological Anatomy at Knigsberg.He was appointed Professor of General Pathology and Pathological Anatomy at Strasbourg in 1906 and remained there until 1872. He continued to teach and conduct research until his death in 1910. At the age of 32 years old, <mask> was already a Professor of Pathological Anatomy; a habilitation was unnecessary because of his academic and scientific background. He was appointed the Chair of Pathological Anatomy at the Albertus University of Knigsberg in 1865. "De corporibus liberis articulorum" was the theme of his inaugural address. His future wife was the daughter of a Jewish doctor from Braunsberg in East Prussia. The first of his five children was born in 1867.His son became a doctor, a blood pressure researcher, and a philosopher. <mask> moved to the re-established Kaiser Wilhelm University in the country of Alsace-Lorraine on April 20, 1872. The Dean of the Medical Faculty was one of the titles <mask> held throughout his time at the university. He talked about the historical development of medical education, its preconditions and its task in his speech. He helped to recruit important people to the school, such as anatomist <mask> Waldeyer-Hartz. The German Society for Pathology was founded in 1884. After his retirement in 1906, he was still working on a monograph on the rickets and osteomalacia, which was completed in the year of his death.He is buried next to his wife. The inscription on the tombstone reads: Prometheus of Pathological Anthropology, as a researcher as well as a teacher. He released a monograph that reviewed previous literature done by Robert William Smith 33 years prior, added two new cases, and characterized the tumors of neurofibromatosis type I or NF-1 as neurofibromas, consisting of an intense commingling of nerve cells and fibrous tissue. It is sometimes referred to as "von Recklinghausen syndrome". He improved upon the work of Fulpius by giving an account of spina bifida in 1886. He was the first to provide a link between haemochromatosis and iron accumulating in body tissue. He published his findings in a book.The condition became known as "<mask>'s disease" after <mask> was the first to describe it. He is credited with establishing a method for staining lines of cell junctions with silver, a procedure that led to <mask> Cohnheim's research on leukocyte migration and inflammation. The term oncosis is derived from nkos'swelling'. Ischemic cell death is sometimes described as this term. He performed studies on the heart and circulation. There are written works about the significance of the lymph vessels. He looked into using silver to show the junction of cells.Ueber Eiter- und Bindegewebskrperchen ist fr pathologische Anatomie und Physiologie, und fr klinische Medicin, Berlin. The "mast cells" in the frog mesentery were described by <mask>. Cohnheim was able to begin his studies on specifics of the leucocytes migration and inflammation because of <mask>'s written work. ber die multiplen Fibrome der Haut. The Festschrift was written by Rudolf Virchow. There is a relationship between Multiple Cutaneous Fibroma and Multiple Neurological Disorders. Treat <mask>'s disease.There is a relationship between the multiple fibroids of the skin and the multiple neuromas. Handbuch der allgemeinen Pathologie. Theodor Billroth and Georg Albert Lcke were publishers. 2, 3, Stuttgart. It's a handbook of general pathology of cancer and nutrition. Hmochromatose. Tageblatt der Naturforschenden Versammlung was published in 1890.Ueber Akromegalie. Anatomie und Physiologie und fr klinische Medicin, Berlin, was written by Virchow. There is a demonstration von Knochen. Tageblatt der Naturforschenden was born in 1889. The book, p 321, was written by Heidelberg. Die fibrse ist in ihren beziehungen. There is a Festschrift R Virchow.G. Reimer was born in Berlin in 1891. The University of Wrzburg alumni include the University of Bonn and the University of Knigsberg.

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Friedrich Daniel von Recklinghausen
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texts: Deborah Dawn "<mask>" Scott-Bowker is a former middle and long-distance runner. She was a three-time Olympian for Canada, reaching the 1500 m final in 1984 and the 1500 m and 3000 m finals in 1988. She was a three-time World Championship finalist, reaching the 1500 m and 3000 m finals in 1987, and the 1500 m final in 1991. She won the gold medal in the 3000 metres at the 1985 IAAF World Indoor Games. At the 1986 Commonwealth Games, Scott-Bowker won silver medals in the 1500 m and 3000 m, as well as a silver in the 1500 m at the 1987 Pan American Games. She competed for Canada at the World Cross Country Championships five times, her best placing being eighth in 1981. She attended a British Columbia high school and was interested in sports, taking part in field hockey and volleyball.She was encouraged to join the school's cross country running team after her teacher recognised her talent for running. She competed for the Victoria Vikes collegiate team from 1978 to 1981 and went on to attend the University of Victoria. She won her first title at the British Columbia Cross Country Championships in 1977 and went on to win at least two more times. She established herself as one of the country's best distance runners in 1978 when she set a Canadian record in the 5000 metres. She ran in the 1500 metres and 3000 metres at the 1978 Commonwealth Games and came ninth in the final. She led the Canadian women's team to a 13th-place finish at the 1979 World Cross Country Championships. She did not compete in the 1980 Moscow Olympics because of the Canadian boycott.The 1981 World Cross Country was held over a shorter distance and she gave a better performance, placing eighth and leading her national team to fifth in the rankings. She won the 1500 m race at the Canadian Track and Field Championships and went on to win five straight titles. She competed on the international circuit and ran a best of 4:33.02 minutes for the mile run in Sweden, taking third place. She was the first non-American to win the Fifth Avenue Mile in 1982. She broke two Canadian records on the track. The 5000 m record was broken by a near ten second improvement on the previous year's record. She broke the 3000 m national record in Koblenz in August with a time of 8:48.85 minutes.Scott-Bowker's first win over 3000 m at the national championships came that year. She lost in the 1500 m heats and the 3000 m final at the Commonwealth Games in 1982, but had similar results as she had four years before. Lynn Williams led the Canadian team at the 1984 World Cross Country Championships, but her 64th-place finish was below her usual standard. She placed tenth in the 1500 m at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics after running a personal best of 4:09.16 minutes in the heats. The first major success for Scott-Bowker was at the 1985 World Indoor Games. She became the first 3000 m women's champion at the newly inaugurated indoor track and field championship. Her winning time of 9:04.99 minutes was a Canadian indoor record and easily bettered the previous mark of Nancy Tinari.She ran a personal best of 8:49.80 minutes at the outdoor event. At the 1985 World Cross Country Championships, Scott-Bowker led the Canadians to a fifth place finish in the team race. She ran in the 10 km distance at the Sun Run in a time of 33:31 minutes. She began competing under the name Ron Bowker after marrying her college coach. There were international medals for the following two seasons. She was a double silver medal winner in the 1500 m and 3000 m at the 1986 Commonwealth Games. She won a 1500 m silver medal at the 1987 Pan American Games.Canada dropped out of the top ten teams at the 1986 World Cross Country Championships, but she still made her fifth and final world cross appearance. At the 1987 World Championships in Athletics in Rome, she was a finalist in both the 1500 m and 3000 m events, placing eleventh and thirteenth respectively. She was selected for the Canadian Olympic team in 1988 and ran two personal bests in the heats. She ran a career best of 8:43.81 minutes to reach the 3000 m final, where she was nearly half a minute slower in 15th place. She had a new best of 4:07.08 in the 1500 m heats, but was slower in the final, taking twelfth. Her next major tournament was the 1990 Commonwealth Games. She placed sixth in the 1500 m final despite missing out on a medal.She won the Vancouver Sun Run for the second year in a row. At the age of 32, she ran a 1500 m personal best at the 1991 World Championships in Athletics in Tokyo and matched her overall placing from her last outing at the event, ending in eleventh. She was a 1500 m semi-finalist at the 1992 Summer Olympics, her third Olympic selection.


texts: <mask> was an Austrian-American author. He wrote more than 120 books for the popular market as well as several plays, musicals, films, and documentaries, and hosted a television show called Ghost Hunter. The son of a businessman, <mask> was born in Vienna, Austria. He was introduced to the supernatural at a young age by stories told to him by his uncle. After studying archaeology and ancient history at the University of Vienna, he and his family moved to New York City because it was unsafe to stay in Austria. He claimed to have obtained a PhD from the London College of Applied Science after studying comparative religion and parapsychology. He taught at the New York Institute of Technology.More than 120 books were written on ghosts and the afterlife. He investigated The Amityville Horror and some of the most prominent haunted locations around the world. He worked with a number of well-known psychics. The term "The Other Side" or "The Other Side of Life" was created by <mask>. He is sometimes credited with inventing the term ghost hunter, which was the title of his first book on the paranormal published in 1963, however, an earlier book by Harry Price, published in 1936, was titled Confessions of a Ghost Hunter. The study of spirit photography called Psychic Photography: Threshold of a New Science was published in 1970. The photographs in the book were taken by a spirit photographer.He believed in ghosts, spirits, and "stay behinds" after death. He claimed that ghosts left marks in the environment which could be picked up by sensitive people. Those who stayed behind after death were intelligent beings who could interact with the living. He believed in reincarnation and levels of consciousness. Nathan for You is a television show by Nathan Fielder. According to a psychic on the show, <mask> thought his mother was the 'Queen of the Psychics'. Countess Catherine Genevive Buxhoeveden, a descendant of Russian empress Catherine the Great, had two daughters.The marriage came to an end. The Amityville Horror case was the most famous investigation. In January 1977 <mask> and a spiritual medium entered 112 Ocean Avenue in Amityville, New York. Ronald Defeo Jr., the previous occupant of the house, was said to have been driven to murder his family by the angry spirit of a Shinnecock Indian Chief. halos appeared in the supposed images of bullet marks made in the original 1974 murders, according to photographs taken at the scene. The local Amityville Historical Society denied that the house was built on Indian sacred land and pointed out that it was the Montaukett Indians who had been the original settlers in the area. Several books were written about the subject, both fiction and non-fiction.He was a vegetarian and teetotaler. He wrote The Vegetarian Way of Life in 1973. He stated in the book that he does not eat eggs or egg products. Lactarians like myself find that their diet is well-balanced and generally there is enough of a variety of foods available to them so that no problem of nutrition exists. According to an article for the Journal for the Society for Psychical Research, reception <mask>'s endorsement of psychics in ghost hunting cast considerable doubt on the objectivity and reliability of his work as a whole. Psychic archaeology has been criticized as pseudoscience. The framed photograph of Julia Roberts character's dead father is next to a noticeable prop in the movie Flatliners, which was written by him.Skeptical investigator Joe Nickell wrote that <mask> did not provide verification for some of his claims, and that he credulously accepted spirit photographs, anecdotal reports, and other doubtful evidence. "Unsubstantiated, even unverifiable claims, or information that can be gleaned from research sources or from knowledgeable persons by "cold reading" (an artful method of fishing for information)," is what the medium Holzer endorsed, according to Nickell. The house on Ocean Avenue in Amityville was not built on the site of a Shinnecock burial ground as claimed by <mask> in his 1979 book Murder in Amityville. <mask>'s daughter wrote a book based on her life with her father. The book was optioned to be made into a film. The Travel Channel has a TV series called "The Holzer Files" that brings back ghost hunters to some of <mask>'s documented cases. References include an interview with <mask> (ghostvillage.com), co-written with Philip Solomon and Antonio Silva.The Daily Telegraph obituary was written by <mask>. Peter Underwood wrote an Obituary in The Guardian. There was an obituary in The Economist. Obituary in The New York Times. There is a bibliography onfantasticfiction.co.uk. The deaths of American and Austrian writers in the 1920s were followed by the deaths of Austrians in the United States.

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Hans Holzer
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texts: <mask> was a Soviet Army lieutenant general and Hero of the Soviet Union. During the Russian Civil War, <mask> joined the Red Army. Cherokmanov commanded the 148th Rifle Division during the interwar period. He was the leader of the division during the Battle of Moscow. He was promoted to major general in February 1942. He was the commander of the 27th Rifle Corps during the summer of 1943. <mask> was the leader of the Soviet Union during the Battle of the Dnieper.He was the leader of the corps during the rest of the war. Cherokmanov commanded the 29th Guards Rifle Corps. <mask> retired after becoming deputy commander of the military district. <mask> was born in 1899 in the village of Marovka in the Issinsky District of Penza Oblast to a peasant family. He worked as a laborer. <mask> was a shepherd in the village of Solovtsova. He was drafted into the Red Army in May 1919.He graduated from the school of the 22nd rifle in 1920. He became the assistant chief in April. In January 1921, he was a platoon commander in the 1st Penza Rifle Regiment. He fought in the suppression of the Tambov Rebellion. <mask> graduated from the 112th Infantry and Command Training course in 1922. He was a platoon leader in the 1st Rifle Division. He became a company and battalion commander in October of 1924.<mask> was a member of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union. He became a battalion commander in October 1933. He became the chief of the junior commander school. The assistant chief of the 1st department was <mask>. He graduated from the Vystrel Commander's Courses in 1936. He was the chief of staff. He became the assistant chief of the 2nd department in 1937.The district military council's monitoring group was headed by <mask>. Cherokmanov became the commander of the 157th Rifle Regiment in February of 1938. He studied at the Military Academy of the General Staff from November 1938 to May 1939. He became commander of the 148th Rifle Division in October. Germany attacked the Soviet Union during World War II. Cherokmanov was part of the 21st Army at the end of June. The 13th Army took over the division on 1 July.The Battle of Smolensk was fought by the division. The division was fighting near Shumyachi in July. The division suffered a lot of losses fighting German tanks. Cherokmanov attempted to capture a group of German soldiers after the division retreated into the forest. He crawled into a thicket despite being wounded. He was sheltered by an elderly farmer at the Krasny Krym collective farm. Cherokmanov was sheltered for a month.<mask> crossed the front line after recovering from his wounds. <mask> became commander of the 148th Rifle Division on 16 September. The Battle of Moscow was fought by the division. The division captured Yelets on December 9. Livny was captured on 25 December. The 6th Guards Rifle Division was commanded by Cherokmanov on February 10, 1942. The Order of the Red Banner was awarded to him.He was promoted to Major General on 3 May. Ponyri was the new location of the division in May 1943. <mask> was promoted to command the 27th Rifle Corps on June 27. During the defense of the Ponyri area, Cherokmanov commanded the corps. He was the leader of the corps during the offensive. The corps crossed three rivers with minimal losses. He received the Order of Suvorov 2nd class on September 16.The corps crossed the Dnieper between 15 and 16 October. <mask> was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union and the Order of Lenin for his leadership during the offensive. <mask> was the leader of the corps during the Proskurov-Chernivtsi offensive. On 2 April, the division captured Berestechko. In July and August, the corps fought. During the offensive, it captured Jarosaw and helped hold the bridgehead. He received the Order of Suvorov 2nd class a second time.He received his second Order of the Red Banner on 3 November. The Vistula–Oder offensive was launched from the bridgehead. He received his second Order of Lenin on February 21. The Order of Kutuzov 2nd class was awarded to him on April 6. The war on the Elbe was ended by the corps. The Order of Suvorov 1st class was awarded to Cherokmanov for his leadership during the offensive. The 27th Rifle Corps was commanded by Postwar Cherokmanov.He graduated from the Military Academy of the General Staff in 1948. He was the commander of the 29th Guards Rifle Corps. He received a third Order of the Red Banner on November 15, 1950. <mask> became commander of the 3rd Shock Army in February 1951. He became commander of the 7th Guards Army in November. In 1955, <mask> became deputy commander of the Transcaucasian Military District. He retired in the summer of 1957.He became an "honorary citizen" of Yelets in 1972. He was buried in the city's Kominternovskoye Cemetery after he died. People from Issinsky District are members of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.

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Filipp Mikhailovich Cherokmanov
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texts: <mask> is a billionaire businessman with interests in banking, airline, liquor, tobacco, real estate industries, beverages, and education. His net worth was estimated at US$ 1.9 billion as of September 2021. <mask> was born in Amoy in China. He was a child when his parents moved to the Philippines. He graduated from the Far Eastern University in Manila with a degree in Chemical Engineering. According to Forbes, <mask> "mopped floors to pay for school" while he worked as a janitor at a tobacco factory. The companies of the Lucio Tan Group have been involved in various social responsible programs.His ownership stake in the University of the East resulted in the erection of a nine-storey building. The Central Philippine University Institute of HRM and Tourism in Jaro, Iloilo City was renamed in <mask>'s honor. The college building on the main campus is named after him. Forbes reported in 1998 that <mask> was spending his free time "jabbing with the government over charges of tax evasion" and with Philippine Airlines "shareholders who tried to block his bid for the airline." According to the January–March 1999 edition of the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism, Solita "Mareng Winnie" Monsod, an economics professor at the University of the Philippines and former Economic Planning Secretary, was quoted as saying that "<mask> <mask> is a role model for the He suggests that you can evade taxes and get away with it, pay the courts, get good lawyers, and delay your cases. The kind of treatment that he gets from the Government is not in line with what we need for sustainable development: an even playing field and Government intervention of the right kind.The Presidential Commission on Good Government amended its case against <mask> twice in 1991, the last time being on 5 September 1991. The state is entitled to 50 billion in damages and 1 billion in legal expenses. The state wanted to recover 60 percent of <mask>'s holdings in companies that he held in trust for the former president Marcos. The Sandiganbayan nullified the writs of sequestration on Allied Banking Corp., Fortune Tobacco, Foremost Farms and Shareholdings Inc. in 2006 after the PCGG seized control of <mask>'s companies. There was no evidence that any of <mask>'s assets were obtained illegally. The PCGG filed a petition to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court upheld the decision of the anti-graft court.There was no proof that <mask>, his family, or his businesses took advantage of their relationship with the former President Marcos. The Supreme Court denied the PCGG's petition due to no factual basis. In an April 29, 2009, letter, the PCGG stated that it is "resting its case" and is no longer presenting evidence in the case. The report said that this came as a surprise, as government lawyers had insisted in court that they still have several key witnesses. The President of the Philippines accused him of owing $600 million in taxes. The national leader promised to stop talking about the issue after the tycoon was cleared of tax evasion. The people of the Philippines include bankers, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires, billionaires,

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Lucio Chua Tan
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texts: During World War I, the Chief Nurse at Army Base Hospital 117 in La Fauche, France, was a leading psychiatric nurse from the United States. As Chief Nurse of the first and most significant psychiatric hospital to be near the front lines in a war, she treated soldiers with shell-shock and "war neurosis". The first Psychiatric Nurses Bureau in New York City was founded by Poston. Mary Thornton, an aunt of George Washington, was <mask>'s great-great-great-grandmother. Poston was able to join the Daughters of the American Revolution through this connection. Her parents had two children before she was born. <mask> died when her daughter was nine years old.<mask> was accepted to the Passavant Memorial Area Hospital School of Nursing in Jacksonville, Illinois, in 1904. She graduated at the age of 22. <mask> married an actor in 1941, but the marriage lasted only a short time. A first cousin once removed, Ellen Kerr Houston, her husband Raymond Woodard Houston, and their three sons remained the closest family members to Poston over her lifetime. Florence Nightingale was a role model for Poston and may have influenced her decision to become a nurse. <mask> was the first woman in Illinois to pass the Civil Service test after graduating from the Passavant Memorial Area Hospital School of Nursing. The Jacksonville State Hospital was started by the social reformer Dorothea Dix.She worked at the Eastern State Hospital in Kankakee, Illinois. The Hull House was started by Jane Addams and Ellen Gates Starr. She was taught by the social reformers, as well as by Dr. Alice Hamilton and Julia Lathrop. <mask> became the first directress of nurses after moving to New York in 1912. NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital is the new name for the 300-bed free-standing psychiatric hospital of The New York Hospital. The hospital moved from Manhattan to White Plains in 1894. In 1913, <mask> wrote an article called Mental Nursing in the American Journal of Nursing and during these years she spoke at various nursing conferences on her special area of interest and expertise.<mask> joined the American Red Cross during World War I. She found and trained a hundred nurses from around the country to help soldiers overseas. She left Ellis Island in June 1918 to become the Chief Nurse of Army Base Hospital 117 in La Fauche, France. The most important hospital was close to the front lines. She wrote that the hospital was so close to the front that they could hear the big Berthas. She was awarded the distinguished service medal for her service during the war. This award was accompanied by a citation.The President of the United States of America has awarded the distinguished service medal to the Chief Nurse of the Army Nurse Corps. At La Fauche, France. She made a large contribution to the success of the hospital by her professional efficiency, untiring energy, and tact. Returning from France in March 1919, <mask> resumed her work as Director of Nursing Services at the hospital. <mask> resigned effective 1921 after the 100th anniversary of Florence Nightingale's birth. <mask> collaborated with Dr. George Henry, the Director of Clinical Research at Bloomingdale Hospital, and published a chapter on psychiatric nursing inEssentials of Psychiatry in 1925. In his book 100 Years of American Psychiatry, Edward Strecker states that the nurses from Bloomingdale Hospital rendered yeoman service in raising psychiatry nursing standards to a higher level.<mask> sailed back to Europe after the Great War. The Psychiatric Nurses Bureau was founded in New York City. This agency was designed to match private psychiatrists with patients in both homes and hospitals. <mask> expanded the scope of the agency to include nurses in other specialties and changed the name of the bureau to The Adele Poston Agency. She was the leader of this organization for over forty years. The business continues. <mask> moved to Florida in the early 1970s after retiring from the Agency.She joined the Veterans of World War I Legion Post in Florida. She continued to give interviews and talk about her time in World War I until she was well into her 90's. <mask> died on May 15, 1979. Mental nursing works. The American Journal of Nursing was published in 1913. There is Psychiatric Nursing. George W. Henry wrote about Psychiatry.Waverly Press was used by The Williams and Wilkins Company. Eloise Shields is a specialist. The American Journal of Nursing was published. No. 31, Vol 31, was published in 1931. 2, pp. 222–222. Nurse education and mental hygiene.PracticalNursing (n.d.) 5, 17. The nurse and patient. The Practical Nurses Digest. There is one page on what to expect from a nurses' registry. The Practical Nurses Digest was published in 1964. The Society of New York Hospital has an annual report.

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texts: <mask> was a medium who claimed to bring about a spirit. The question of whether the spirit was real or a fraud was debated in the 1870s. Her abilities were endorsed by Sir William Crookes but many observers were skeptical of his investigations. <mask> was a teenage girl who claimed mediumistic abilities in 1870 and developed her abilities under the guidance of Frank Herne and Charles Williams. Both Herne and <mask> were associated with the spirit of John King. In 1875, Herne was exposed as a fraud. From appearing as a face that wasn't real, to a body that was.Between 1871 and 1874, the spirit was said to have appeared in London and New York in the hands of <mask> and her husband Nelson. A spirit control of the 1850s through the 1870s that appeared in many séances involving materialised spirits was believed to be the daughter of John King. The appearance of other spirits at a séance is organised by a spirit control. The spirit of Henry Morgan was claimed by John King. Lawyer William Volckman held the hands of participants at a séance held by <mask> at Hackney on December 9, 1873. Volckman seized the spirit's hand and waist, accusing it of being the medium masquerading as her ghost. The spirit was wrestled from Volckman's grasp by other participants and returned to a cabinet from which <mask> emerged.Volckman believed that the spirit was created by <mask>. Volckman's credibility as an investigator was called into question by the supporters of <mask> because he was associated with another medium, Mrs Guppy. It was argued that since spirits borrowed energy and matter from their medium, it was not surprising that they resembled <mask>. Despite the defence of their position, <mask> and her supporters were hurt by this incident and sought further support for their position. They turned to Crookes, who was a prominent and respected scientist. The preternatural phenomena produced by Spiritualist mediums were investigated by Sir William Crookes. "It must be at my own house, and my own selection of friends and spectators, under my own conditions, and I may do whatever I like as regards apparatus," he said.According to the alleged medium Daniel Dunglas Home, Crookes was deceived by <mask>. A 15-year-old <mask>, alone in a house with friends and family as witnesses, was said to have materialised the spirit of a woman who walked about, talked, allowed herself to be weighed and measured, and even held the family's baby. In March 1874, at a joint seance in Crookes's home, there was a spirit called "<mask>atie was different, though she was taller than <mask>, with a larger face and different hair and skin. The two were visible at the same time, so that <mask> could not have assumed the role of the spirit. In April and May 1874, the final appearances of Katie King in connection with <mask> took place at the <mask> family home.The audience was invited to sit in a parlour opening onto a bedroom, where <mask> would start to hallucinate. After some time, she would emerge. At some point in the show, the audience would be shown a figure, apparently <mask>, lying on the floor of the bedroom with her head covered by a shawl. A number of the witnesses, such as Edward W. Cox, recorded their doubts about the proceedings, while others claimed that they had seen the two clearly. According to the report published in 1874, <mask>, Kate Fox and Daniel Dunglas Home were producing genuine preternatural phenomena. His testimony about King was considered to be the most outrageous and sensational part of the report. <mask> had been trained in the arts of the séance and was able to trick Crookes.George Sitwell, one of <mask>'s witnesses, seized the spirit figure and revealed that the medium was not in her chair. After studying the reports science historian Sherrie Lynne Lyons wrote "Katie" was Florence herself and at other times an accessory. Lyons wrote "Here was a man with a flawless scientific reputation, who discovered a new element, but could not detect a real live maiden who was masquerading as a ghost." References include William. 1874. The spiritual notes of an inquiry were written in the 1870s. The Journal of Science is quarterly.January 1874. Arthur Conan. The history of spiritualism. G.H. is located in New York. Noakes, Richard, is the author of the two volumes of Doran, Co. There are instruments to lay hold of spirits. There are bodies and machines.BERG: Oxford in 2002. Robert Dale, Owen. The year 1875. Touching Visitants from a Higher Life. The magazine from The Atlantic. Whittington-Egan, Molly. "Mrs Guppy takes a Flight" is a book by Neil Wilson.Madame Blavatsky is a witch. New York. A. Knopf was published in 1946. There are external links to <mask>. The English spiritual medium died in 1904.

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Florence Eliza Cook
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texts: <mask> is an Indigenous Australian professional rugby league footballer who plays for the South Sydney Rabbitohs in the National Rugby League. He played in the State of Origin series for New South Wales and the Prime Minister's XIII. <mask> was born in New South Wales, Australia. He is of Indigenous Australian descent and moved to New South Wales at a young age. <mask> is the younger brother of <mask> and cousin of <mask>. He was signed by the Gold Coast TITANS on a 4-year contract after playing rugby league for the Casino Cougars. <mask> played for the Gold Coast Titan's NYC team.He played for the Windsor Wolves in the New South Wales Cup in 2011. In 2012 he was a member of the Eastern Suburbs Tigers. After impressing in the 2012 season, he was invited to train with the Storm in the pre-season before returning to the Gold Coast. He played for the New South Wales Residents. He won the Best and Fairest award at the end of the season, as well as topping the competition for points scored. He signed a 1-year contract with the Storm in September. He signed a 2-year contract with the Rabbitohs.In 2015, <mask> played for the Bears. <mask> collected two awards for his contributions winning Best and Fairest and Players player at Norths' end of the year presentation. <mask> made his debut for the Rabbitohs in the first round of the 2016 season. He was one of the most influential players in the game. Adam Reynolds saw that <mask> was filling in for Keary and he kept his position. <mask> scored his first career try in the Rabbitohs' win over the Sea Eagles. <mask> was pushed out of the line-up by Reynolds' return in Round 7.<mask> was brought back into the side at a surprise position. He scored a try in his team's 34-24 win over the St. George Illawarra Dragons despite never playing the position. He re-signed with the Rabbitohs on June 1st. He never put pen to paper before the Rabbitohs made the announcement, leaving the contract up in the air. He signed a 3-year contract with the Rabbitohs in July. He played 20 games in 2016 and scored 8 tries and made 12 try- assists. <mask> was named in the Rabbitohs squad.The last ever City vs Country game was played on 1 May, and <mask> was selected to play in it. The Rabbitohs struggled to cope with a season ending injury to Captain Greg Inglis in the opening round of the season as <mask> alternated between and throughout the year. <mask> played in all 24 games and didn't miss a single minute. He was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> scored 12 tries for Souths as the club finished third in the table and qualified for the finals. In front of a ground record crowd of 44,380, the Souths went on to reach the preliminary final but lost to the Roosters -12). Walker scored 4 tries as Souths won the match against the New Zealand Warriors.On 27 May, <mask> was selected for the New South Wales team for the State of Origin series. <mask> was dropped from the team for Game 2 after New South Wales lost the first game. The New South Wales players refused to sing the Australian National Anthem before the start of the game. <mask> made a total of 25 appearances for Souths in the season as the club finished third on the table and qualified for the finals. <mask> scored a try in the club's elimination finals victory. <mask> played in the preliminary final against the Raiders. <mask> failed to ground the ball over the line in the first half and was knocked out of his grasp by a try saving tackle.<mask> was named to the Australia PM XIII side. <mask> was named to the Australian side for the Rugby League World Cup 9s. <mask> extended his contract with the club until the end of the 2022 season. <mask> scored two tries as Souths defeated St. George 32-24 at Kogarah Oval. <mask> scored two tries and was man-of-the-match in the Rabbitohs' 60-8 victory over the Roosters. <mask>'s contribution to the unexpected victory was described as "the best individual performance I have seen this year" and "as near perfect as I have seen." <mask> scored ten tries and made 21 appearances.He played in the preliminary final for the third year in a row as the club fell short of a grand final appearance. <mask> was selected to play in the 2020 State of Origin series. He played in all three games of the series. <mask> scored two tries in the third round of the 2021. He scored two tries in a Good Friday game. In round 10, <mask> scored two tries for South Sydney. <mask> scored two tries in a 36-16 victory over Manly in the preliminary final of the 2021, Finals Series.<mask> was named Dally M Five eighth of the year. <mask> scored one try in South Sydney's grand final loss against Penrith and played a total of 25 games for the Rabbitohs. Penrith player Stephen Crichton raced away to score a try after <mask> threw a long pass which was picked off by the Penrith player. <mask> redeemed himself by setting up a try late in the second half, but it wasn't enough as South Sydney lost 14-12. <mask> signed a one-year contract extension with the Rabbitohs on 1 November which will keep him at the club until the end of the 2023 season. On May 22, 2020, <mask> was banned for two matches and fined $15,000 after a video emerged of him kicking a man who was involved in a fight with another person. The video was recorded in December and only became public knowledge after one of the men threatened to release it.The Rabbitohs were fined $20,000 for not reporting the incident. Australian rugby league players, Indigenous Australian rugby league players, New South Wales Origin rugby league team players, South Sydney Rabbitohs players, New South Wales Rugby League State of Origin players, Windsor Wolves players

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texts: <mask> is a former professional footballer and sports commentator. He was a player who played in the premier league in England and Switzerland. He played in the League of Ireland with Dublin City, as well as in the Football League for Bournemouth and Wednesday. He played in the World Cup 94 for Nigeria. <mask> began his career at non-league level, but made the move into league football in the summer of 1990 when he signed for Bournemouth, who had just been promoted to the Third Division. During his first season in the Football League, he managed just 20 games and three goals for a Cherries side who finished in the middle of the table. He scored 11 goals in 28 league games.He scored seven goals in 14 games in 1992–93 before a £500,000 move to Norwich City took him to the premier league. He arrived at Carrow Road as the title race was heating up. Despite being beaten to the title by Manchester United, <mask> and his teammates achieved a third-place finish and qualified for the UEFA Cup, despite <mask> scoring three goals in ten games. He scored the first ever goal by a European club in the competition, and helped them eliminate a German club in the next round. He became the first player in the league to score more than three goals in a game when he netted four for the Canaries. The Canaries finished 12th in the league that season, despite him scoring 12 goals in 27 league games, despite a slump in league form after manager Mike Walker left. He left Carrow Road for Wimbledon in October 1994 to replace John Fashanu as Dean Holdsworth's strike partner.In 1994-95, Ekoku played six times for the Canaries but didn't score a goal and was faced with competition for a regular place in the Carrow Road attack from new signing Mike Sheron. He was the club's top scorer that season with nine goals as they finished ninth in the league and maintained their reputation as one of the hardest teams to beat. He scored seven goals in the 1995-96 season, when Wimbledon finished eighth and were semi-finalists in both the domestic cups. He had 11 league goals. He moved to Switzerland in August 1999 after nearly a year on the transfer list, and after a number of clubs expressed interest in signing him. He had first requested to leave the club a year earlier, when he had declared his interest in joining a bigger Premier League club, and was subject of interest from the likes ofEverton,Leicester City,Nottingham Forest andSouthampton, with fees as high as £4million being quoted. He scored 16 goals in 21 games in his first season in Switzerland, but failed to win any silverware.He played seven more games and scored three goals before returning to England on a free transfer. He arrived at the Owls just months after they had been demoted from the top flight. <mask> scored seven goals in 32 Division One games as the Owls narrowly avoided the drop after finishing 17th the previous year. The Owls were demoted to Division Two in the 2002–03 campaign. After being out of the first team picture for a whole year, he was given a free transfer and signed for Brentford in March 2003 but failed to win a call into the squad before his release at the end of the season. He retired from Dublin City in 2004. In 2012 <mask> was in the City Hall of Fame.<mask> is a commentator for the world feed commentaries. He was selected to be a match analyst for the 2010 World Cup. He was a pundit for the coverage of the Confederations Cup. <mask> is a weekly guest on Football Dynamics. <mask> was a match analyst for the World Cup. <mask> is currently working withBT Sport for their coverage of several sports. He was part of the commentary team for the Euro 2020 tournament.All of <mask>'s coaching badges have been obtained. The brother of <mask> is a former British discus champion and professional rugby league player. Nko had a successful career in non-league football. Ekoku played for Nigeria in the 1994 Africa Cup of Nations and was a regular at the original Wimbledon club. The Hall of Fame 2012 Inductee References External links 1967. The players are from Bournemouth and City F.C. The players are at Wimbledon.The players are from the Club Zrich. The players are from the F.C. Dublin City F.C. has players. African Cup of Nations-winning players 1994 African Cup of Nations players 1995 King Fahd Cup players Black British sports people Association football forwards Swiss Super League players

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texts: "Don't Tell Me", "Younger", "As Long As You Care" and "Painkiller" are some of the songs written by <mask>. He won the award for breakthrough artist for his single " Dazed & Confused". <mask> was born in Isleworth, London, to an English mother and a Dutch father, on October 29, 2002. Eardrum was founded by his father. His family moved to Australia in 2006 In 2015, van Dijk's father sent a demo of him singing James Bay's "Let It Go" to M-Phazes. "Golden Years" was released by van Dijk and M-Phazes.In June, van Dijk made his live radio debut performing Jack Garratt's "Weathered" on Triple J's Like a Version. He was the youngest performer on the segment. The video had half a million views in 48 hours. "Don't Tell Me" peaked at number 86 on the ARIA Singles Chart. In September, John played "Don't Tell Me" on the radio. CelebMix's 21 songs by under-21s featured the track. van Dijk was on Khalid's American Teen Tour of Australia and New Zealand.van Dijk signed with a foreign record label. The cover of Rag'n'Bone Man's "Human" was released in December by Tom Thum. He did his first meet and greet at the Pop Spring Festival in Tokyo. Van Dijk performed at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Games. The music video for "Don't Tell Me" was released on 19 April. On 2 June, van Dijk announced the release of his debut extended play Ready, as well as a headline tour in June and July. In October, van Dijk performed to a sell-out crowd in Australia, and received the news that his single "Younger" had recently been certified gold by ARIA.On 11 October, van Dijk was nominated for a breakthrough artist award at the ARIA Awards, making him the youngest ever to do so. On January 10, van Dijk confirmed that he would be on the new album "The Great Expanse". The album was released in February. "Painkiller", the lead single from his Free Time EP, was released on 1 May. "Face to Face" was released on 9 August along with a music video that was shot on tour in France. Free Time was released by Ruel on 13 September. In November, van Dijk was an opening act for two shows.The track "Down for You" was recorded on January 31, 2020. The music video for this song was released in March 2020. On September 4, 2020, van Dijk posted a video on social media with the caption "alayc", suggesting new music. On September 10, 2020, a new single "As Long As You Care" was released on Triple J, along with a music video. Bright Lights, Red Eyes was released on October 23, 2020. The APRA Awards are held in Australia and New Zealand by the Australasian Performing Right Association to recognise songwriting skills, sales and airplay performance by its members annually. Ruel is up for an award.The ARIA Music Awards recognize excellence, innovation, and achievement across all genres of Australian music. Ruel received one award. "Painkiller" is the winner of the ARIA Award for Song of the Year. The MTV Europe Music Awards honor artists and music in pop culture. The National Live Music Awards celebrate the success of the Australian live scene. In 2016 the awards started. The Vanda & Young Global Songwriting Competition is an annual competition that supports and raises money for Nordoff-Robbin.It started in 2009. "Painkiller" is a Vanda & Young Global Songwriting Competition.

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texts: <mask> was a member of the South Australian Legislative Council from 2006 until 2015. He was appointed in May 2006 as a member of the South Australian Branch of the Australian Labor Party to the Legislative Council after the death of Terry Roberts. <mask> sat as an independent backbencher until his resignation from parliament in 2015, after Labor suspended him from the party. At the time of his arrest, he was the Police Minister. <mask> was suspended from the party after he was charged with child pornography in 2011. <mask> was found not guilty of attempting to access child pornography, however he was found guilty of accessing child pornography. <mask> resigned from parliament on November 12.<mask> had a conviction recorded, was added to the sex offenders register, and was given a 15-month suspended sentence. The upper house of the Parliament of South Australia had a casual vacancies on 1 December. <mask> was born in 1972 in Mount Gambier, South Australia and grew up on the family's dairy farm. He attended Allendale East Area School and Tenison Woods College in Mount Gambier. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1993. He was a member of the Australian Labor Party. <mask> began working for the South Australian branch of the Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees Association (SDA) in 1995 as a union official, before becoming the same union's assistant secretary in 2000.He held this position for five years. He was a nephew of Senator Don Farrell. <mask> was appointed to the Legislative Council as Labor's candidate to fill the remainder of the term left vacant by the death of Terry Roberts. Finnigan's policy interests include economic development, industrial relations, federal-state relations, family issues and building social capital. He served as the Parliamentary Secretary to the premier from April 2010 until he was appointed as a minister. He was re-elected with an eight-year term after being third on Labor's upper house ticket at the 2010 election. <mask> was a member of Labor's right-wing.<mask> told the Parliament that he was a servant of Christ and the subject of His reign in history. The amendment to give same-sex couples legal access to gestational surrogacy was defeated by Labor and Liberal and Family First MLCs on a conscience vote in June 2008. <mask> was against legalising euthanasia. He was described as one of the most influential figures in Parliament in 2009, after the promotion of Tom Koutsantonis. <mask> was promoted to the cabinet on February 8, 2011. He became the leader of the Legislative Council and acted as the police minister while Kevin was overseas. <mask> resigned as a member of the South Australian Executive Council on April 21, 2011.<mask> was arrested on child pornography charges the night before his party resignation. The suspension of <mask> from the party was endorsed by the state executive on 3 May 2011. South Australian law does not allow the publication of his name until he has entered a plea. He was going to plead not guilty. The four charges were dropped in favor of seven counts of obtaining access to child pornography and five counts of possession, some of which were related to the age of the children depicted. <mask> was charged with 14 additional counts of obtaining access to child pornography, seven of which will be heard in the District Court of South Australia before a jury. <mask> was committed to stand trial on five counts of taking steps to obtain child pornography and one count of obtaining child pornography, at which point the statutory suppression on naming the accused within South Australia expired.The charges were dropped. The charges of taking steps to obtain access to child pornography were dismissed by the court. There were previously dismissed charges against Finnigan. A total of 30 charges were investigated over time, but only two ended up going to trial. Finnigan was found not guilty of attempting to access child pornography, however he was found guilty of accessing child pornography. He accepted that the judge had to sentence him, even though he did not accept the single finding of guilt. <mask> resigned from parliament on November 12th, avoiding a potential future disqualification from sitting in parliament due to a conviction.<mask>'s lawyer urged the court not to record a conviction as he argued that Finnigan was being vilified, abused, and threatened with violence and death on a daily basis. The offence was argued to be at the lowest end of the scale. Finnigan had a conviction recorded, was added to the sex offenders register, and was given a suspended sentence. The upper house of the Parliament of South Australia had a casual vacancies on 1 December. "We in the Labor Party must accept responsibility for the fact that it was one of our own who diminished the standing of the South Australian Parliament through his behavior", said Jay Weatherill during the joint sitting. The Parliament of South Australia has a website with links to External links.

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texts: <mask>, also known as <mask>, was a Canadian and Australian poet and journalist. <mask> was born on December 15, 1808, in the city of New York, and grew up in the forests and farms of Sussex Vale. His parents took charge of the Indian Academy and later established a school at their home. <mask>'s maternal aunt <mask> was a teacher and poet. <mask> was educated by his parents. He was hailed as a genius when his anthology The Forest wreath was published in 1833. He followed in his parents' footsteps and became a teacher, but in 1835 he became a missionary and witnessed the devastating earthquake of February 8, 1843.<mask> married Mary Ann Stevens, the daughter of a religious group. Only one of the children survived infancy. <mask>'s second volume of verse appeared in 1840. After leaving for England to pursue a career in letters, he disappeared from Canadian records. He joined the British Army in England and was sent to New South Wales as a convict guard in the 19th century. He dedicated the voyage to a fellow passenger, George Cherry, who was a pioneer photographer. <mask> was a teacher at remote country schools, a journalist, a gold-digger, a soup kitchen attendant and a police spy in New South Wales.<mask> and Charlotte Crawford were married at the Scotch Church in New South Wales on 13 January 1851. It seems likely that this marriage was bigamous in the absence of a divorce record. The family was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 <mask> was a writer for the Free Press newspaper in New South Wales as "<mask> M. Leggett, M.A." He wrote a newspaper verse called "A Knight Templar XIth Foot". By the early 1850s he was known as <mask> Montague Clarence Campbell, but for literary purposes he preferred to use pseudonyms. He advocated for Australian independence as "Alonzo" in Henry Parkes' Empire newspaper.He was called the "Man of the Caves, O.N.P." by the Times of Singleton, New South Wales. Hermitage in the Wambo Mountains, one of Nature's Peers, acted as the paper's Muswellbrook correspondent. He established the Woollahra Academy in Australia in the 19th century and wrote verse and essays for the Sydney News. He began his epic poem "Individuality; or, a Historical Sketch of the Mind of an Honest Man, struggling to surmount Religious, Political and Literary Obstacles" after he advertised a threepenny weekly. <mask> was recruited by the Parkes government to spy on Fenians in the streets and pubs of Glebe after Henry James O'Farrell tried to kill Prince Alfred. There is "Clarence" of the "Theological Observatory". After the death of Charles Harpur, <mask> was given charge of the government school at Eurobodalla, on the south coast of New South Wales.He wrote nature verse like "A Night-Visit to the Oaks at Eurobodalla" and an homage to Harpur's grave on the hill at Euroma. He wrote about how he and his son fought through the floods to help Harpur's widow Mary. <mask> set up a school at Runnyford on the banks of the Buckenbowra River with the help of his two sons. The place was called Lordsland. He continued to send verse to newspapers, as well as sending cranky letters to The Australian Freemason on what he considered to be the godless science of Thomas Huxley. <mask> died at Lordsland at the age of 70 and is thought to be buried on his property. His death certificate shows that his father was George IV, King of England and his mother was Lady Mary Campbell.<mask>'s claim to royal blood has been going on for a while. He tried to convince Parkes that he was the son of the Duke of Clarence, who was adopted by the Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick. There are other, less spectacular claims. He was a member of the University of Cambridge, a secretary to the Governor General of Canada, and a stipendiary magistracy in the West Indies. <mask>'s newspaper verse, sometimes droll, sometimes darkly visionary, and lively, opinionated prose make him a writer of talent, and one who belongs as much to Australian literature as to that. The forest wreath is a poem. The Internet Archive has Durant and Sancton.The poetry is sacred. The minister is from Fredericton, N.B. The paper was printed at the office. The Harp of New Brunswick Memory Fragment The Minstrel to His Shadow To the Lady of Lansdale was written by The Rev. Freemasonry. W. M<mask> was a brother. The advice of a friend to "Take Things Easy" was suggested by the Ode to Free Masonry. W. M<mask>, M.A. wrote from an un published work.<mask><mask> wrote about a traveller. British America. No. There is a third person named "Melody III." It was written to the Lady of Lansdale. <mask><mask> and M. A. Scenes in the Ancient Terra Incognita, Since Converted into the Province of New Brunswick, British America: or Sketches of Indian Life can be found.<mask><mask> and M. A. W. A. M. C. Campbell wrote The Soul of Education. An essay. The Woollahra Hermit Mammon had a pen. What am I? asked the Woollahra Hermit. Another and More Destructive Flood at Eurobodalla is a Historical Sketch of the Mind of an Honest Man, struggling to surmount Religious, Political and Literary Obstacles. The Provincial Archives of New York.The University of London School of Oriental and African Studies. There are deaths in the registry of births and marriages. The New South Wales State Archives. The State Library of New South Wales is located in New South Wales. The Daily Sun, Saint John, N.B., was published on 11 April 1885. MacFarlane, W. G. The books and writers of the province are located in Saint John.Sun Printing Company was founded in 1895. The Maritime Advocate and Busy East published "Strange <mask> Leggett, New Brunswick's Gloomiest Bard" in February of 1956. Koral LaVorgna wrote "<mask>. Leggett" "Lessons in Mid-Nineteenth Century New Brunswick Teacher Careerism" is a PhD thesis by Koral LaVorgna. The Bulletin of the Bibliographic Society of Australia and New Zealand includes a select bibliography. "Buckenboura's Royal Blood–<mask>ague Clarence Campbell" was published in the Journal of the Moruya and District Historical Society. The History of the Methodist Church within...Eastern British America, Vol. is a further reading.I, Halifax, N.S. The Internet Archive has S. F. Huestis in it. 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texts: <mask> was an American football quarterback. He was a free agent when he was signed by the Ravens. He was a football player at Grand Valley State. <mask> led the Grand Valley football team to three NCAA Division II Football Championships. <mask> was found dead in Lake County, Michigan. <mask> was born in Michigan and attended the high school in Livingston County. He won the Livingston County Football Player of the Year award as a senior and was named to the All-Area First-Team and Michigan All-State Honorable Mention.Finnerty threw and ran for a lot of yards. As a junior, he was named the Ann arbor News Player of the Year, as well as all-area, all-league and all-Livingston county. 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He joined the Grand Valley Football team as a freshman.<mask> won the Freshman of the Year award in 2003 and was named the Freshman of the Year at Grand Valley State. 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He rushed for 822 yards and nine touchdown, and also caught one pass as a receiver.<mask> broke the 200 yard passing mark six times, including two games of over 300 yards, and completed 20 or more passes in a game three times. 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He was ranked 26th in the nation in passing efficiency and 42nd in the NCAA Division II in total offense per game.He was fourth in the league in both passing yards and total offense. As a junior, <mask> was named the 2005 GLIAC Offensive Back of the Year and the first-team All-GLIAC Quarterback. <mask> was Mentioned on the All-American Team. <mask> completed 157-of-273 passes for 2,459 yards and 22 touchdown, while rushing for   523 yards and nine touchdown himself. In the National Championship match against Northwest Missouri State University, <mask> completed 12-of-19 passes for 172 yards and one touchdown, while rushing himself for 59 yards and two touchdown on 14 carries. <mask> produced a 9–1 NCAA Division I record as a starting quarterback through his first 3 seasons. I had a playoff record.He achieved 9,488 offensive yards and 92 career touchdown, while rushing for 1,803 and passing for 69. <mask> ranked second in career total offense with 9,488 yards, and third in career passing yards with 7,685 yards, all with another season yet to play. <mask> became the winningest quarterback in NCAA history, with a career record as a starting quarterback of 51–4, and he was named to the 2006 American Football Coaches Association All America Team. <mask> was named to the First Team All American. He led the nation in quarterback efficiency with 169.32 and finished the 2006GVSU season with a 15–0 record, completing 195 of 343 passes for 3, 220 passing yards and 41 touchdown. <mask> had 3,800 offensive yards and 49 touchdown on the season, for an average offense of 253.3 yards per game. <mask> was awarded second place for the Harlon Hill Trophy award, just before the NCAA Div II national championship match in Florence, Alabama.In the title match against Northwest Missouri State University, <mask> completed 15-of-33 passes for 225 yards and rushed for 115 yards on 22 carries for 340 yards of total offense, passing for one touchdown and running for another. <mask> became the first quarterback in NCAA Division II Championship game history to pass for over 200 yards and also run for over 100. Awards and honors 51–4 career record as a starting quarterback, the winningest quarterback in college football history, regardless of NCAA Division 2003 He was released by the team in July. <mask> was promoted to the active roster for the final two games of the season after being re-signed to the practice squad. <mask> was not offered a contract by the Ravens. The Denver Broncos signed <mask> on March 27, 2008.<mask> was placed on waivers by the Broncos. <mask> joined the Cineplexx Blue Devils of Austria in October of 2008. The team won the cup. He threw three touchdown passes, ran for a touchdown, and kicked a field goal in a 31–13 win over the Swiss national team in the Bodensee Cup title game. <mask> was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player. The starting quarterback of the Muskegon Thunder was <mask>. In the two games he played in 2009, he had 123 passing yards, 2 passing touchdown and a completion percentage of 46.9.The personal life of <mask>'s parents is in Michigan. They lived in Michigan with their two small children. <mask> was reported missing after he went fishing on the Baldwin River in Michigan. <mask> was found dead in the woods by local search crews one mile from his fishing boat in Lake County, Michigan. His body was dressed for the weather. <mask> died of pneumonia brought on by his vomit after he became confused, according to an autopsy. It was possible that it was because of the drugs.The New York Times ran an article about him. External links include Denver Broncos bio, Grand Valley State Lakers bio, Baltimore Ravens bio, and missing person cases in Michigan.

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texts: He was a judge and a lawyer. He was the senior judge for a long time. He became president of the council of ministers and minister of state after a succession of ministerial appointments. He is remembered for a number of Judicial and Court reforms. There is a protestant family at Stockach in the extreme south-west of Germany. The region was between the Holy Roman empire and the French empire when he was born. The Battle of Austerlitz happened less than a year after the Dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire.The administrative capital of the Nellenburg Langraviate was until 1805 Stockach, where his father was a senior government official. The House of Hapsburg had been administered by Austrian bailiffs for more than three centuries. There was a time of military and political turbulence. The district was transferred by the French emperor to Baden in 1810 and would remain a part of the life of the man. Around 1822, <mask> attended the secondary school in Donaueschingen. He studied Jurisprudence and Civil Law at Tbingen. He joined the Germania Tbingen as a student.He was a member of the local "Burschenverein" and the "Burschenschaft Feuerreiter". He became a member of the Old Heidelberger in 1823. After passing the necessary state law exams, Stabel embarked on a legal internship. He was accepted for work as a government lawyer by decree of the Interior Ministry on December 1st, and the Justice Ministry on January 19th, 1830. He was authorized to represent a case before a judge of the higher courts, but only if he had the assistance of a lawyer with the right of audience at the court in question. He was appointed a senior court advocate in the late 18th century. He accepted the appointment of "Prokurator" at the High Court for Baden at the age of 26.He worked as a lawyer for eight years before taking a government appointment as a judicial assistant and a public prosecutor. The administrative nature of the government job he took in 1838 may have been less stress than the schedule under which he had been operating as an advocate, as there are indications that he had been in poor health during the later 1830s. At a time when many of the court and legal ground rules were still in a state of significant change following the introduction of "Code Napolon", his achievements as an advocate were still appreciated by his colleagues. The new procedural rules put more importance on oral pleadings than had been applied before. <mask>'s advocacy style was short and to the point. His pleadings were based on the law. According to German sources, he disliked the oratorical declamatory phrase-making characteristic of French advocacy and avoided lengthy written submissions.The rising star of the legal profession was appointed to a junior judicial post as an "Hofgerichtsrathe", no longer in Mannheim but closer to the region of his birth and childhood. He caused a stir with his contributions to the specialist legal journals "Annalen der groherzoglich-badischen Gerichte" and "Blttern fr Justiz und Verwaltung". On 9 November, 1841, he accepted a professorial teaching chair in Civil Law at the University of Freiburg, a position that had been vacant since the death of the previous incumbent. He stopped working with the judicial service for a few years after his university appointment. The "Vortrge ber das franzsische und badische Civilrecht, insbesondere ber dessen Einleitung" was published by a teacher in 1843. The title was simplified. The introduction consisted of a general introduction to the "Code Napoléon", which had benefited from a number of additions and refinements.Although the author's preference for oral teaching was well established, he explained that written backup was necessary in order to communicate to his learners due to the interpretational complexity of the subject. He felt the need to justify the written format and the way he sets out pedagogical precepts to which he would remain faithful through his later career in the law, teaching and politics. They will find their way into an assessment if their persuasive weight is sufficient. If they don't, they should be rejected. May truth prevail. The legal reforms of 1810 were the subject of several further treatises. Civil law topics such as family law, liens, possession and limitation periods presented particular difficulty to his law students in Baden, which is why they were treated this way.Although these were only intended to clarify matters for his students, they were disseminated more widely and acquired greater significance than anticipated for the discipline and practical application of civil law Jurisprudence. In 1845, after serving a term as university pro-rector, he resigned his remaining public appointment as director of the Freiburg District Court. The time he was able to devote to lecturing at the university was reduced in April 1847 when he accepted the "third seat" as a vice-chancellor at the High Court for Baden. Sources say that his influence on the direction and judgements of the high court quickly surpassed that of the Chief Judge due to his personality and reputation in legal circles. The uprising which began in March of 1848 continued through the rest of the year and into the first half of 1849. A large number of senior and middle level members of the government resigned in the first week of June 1849. On June 21, 1849, the President of the Ministry for the Interior and Justice accepted a position after several weeks of uncertainty.At a difficult time, he took over his new responsibilities. The putting down of the insurrection was far from complete, as the May revolution had upended the national order. The control of the Grand Duke and his government was wrested from republican insurrectionists by Prussia in July 1849. Despite immediate pressure for a reactionary backlash, the next few years were years of progressive reform and modernisation of the justice system, much of it responding to the demands that liberal revolutionaries had put forward in 1848. During his two year stint at the justice ministry, he played a leading role in the implementation of reforms. He was elected to membership of the Erfurt parliament at the interface of government and the justice system. The election was a part of the unification project.He returned to the top of the judiciary after leaving the government. The previous head of the judiciary, <mask> Stengel, died in 1848 and his responsibilities were taken over by the former chancellor of the high court, who was summoned out of retirement in 1849. Organisational changes at the high court were implemented at the beginning of the 19th century. He was a judge at the high court in Mannheim from April 1860 to April 1865. He had a big influence on developments in the justice system through the 1850s. He was appointed to membership of the First Chamber of the "Landstnde" by the Grand Duke. He was made the chamber's vice-presidency.He was reappointed in each new session. The "Landstnde" is sometimes referred to as the "Landtag", but in the context of the 1850s it can be seen as a form of Proto-parliament. The assembly lacked the basic democratic credentials associated with a twentieth century parliament, but it did represent a bridge between, on the one side, the prince or duke and his government and, on the other side, the society and societal institutions which they governed. As a leader in the assembly he was in a position to straddle the bridge between the government and the governed. The presidency of the commission responsible for the Level 2 state law exams began in 1854. Admirers claim that he was the main designer of the syllabus and examination, as they still exist twenty years after unification. A practical test was created to demonstrate the ability of young lawyers to apply theoretical knowledge correctly across a wide range of practical situations.Concordat crisis 1860 was an important year for the development and modernisation of government in the Grand Duchy of Baden, as well as for the career of the man. It was the year that the final transfer from the judiciary to the government took place. Church-state relations were the catalyst for that. The Church Curia in Rome concluded a convention on June 28, 1859, which was intended to end a decade of tension and conflict between the church and Baden. The agreement was published in a decree. Special schedules would be submitted to the Landstnde after the text of the convention was passed to the First Chamber. The agreement with Rome caused outrage across the country and in the Landstnde themselves.The Landstnde had the power to order or amend church-state relations. The belief was strengthened by the fact that most of the constitutional amendments included in the agreement involved matters already dealt with under Section 65 of the Constitution. The Second Chamber agreed to an address to the Grand Duke on March 30, 1860. By that time, the Rapporteur for the First Chamber had produced his own proposals for resolving the constitutional crisis. The "Foundations for the Commission Report on the Convention with the Holy See" was published by the head of government. It was intended as a key discussion document for the First Chamber, but before any discussion took place there was a decisive development on 2 April 1860: the Grand Duke. The President of the Ministry of State, Minister for Justice and Minister for Foreign Affairs were all held by the same person when a new government was installed.The term "Minister President" was a new one and he was the leading figure in the government. The Grand Duke and his advisors wanted the leader of the opponents of the convention in the Second Chamber to join the government. The Ministry of the Interior was taken over by Lamey, who was a leading advocate for full separation of church and state. The Grand Duke's proclamation of 7 April 1860 was greeted with enthusiasm across the country by the new government. The burning issues of church politics would now be regulated by law in a way that was friendly to the church. Immediately after the new structure was built, the church reconciled itself to it. His views on the issues were published to the First Chamber in the previous month and he had already given the issues a lot of thought.He was in charge of drafting the new legislation that touched the lives of citizens. The justice system was the largest portion of his activity. He kept the justice portfolio throughout his six years as head of government, while others took on the duties involved in 1861. Following through with a piece of legislation on which governments had been working since 1851, and based originally on a draft document dating back to 1845, a new judicial constitution since 1851, and based originally on a draft document dating back to 1845, a new judicial constitution was developed and conducted through the first Prescriptive procedural regulations for civil and criminal trials were included. The law entered into force on October 1st, 1864, fulfilling both the requirements of Jurisprudence and the practical requirements of justice and efficiency. There was a new emphasis on oral pleadings heard in public.Criminal cases of greater seriousness were to be heard before judges, while the most serious criminal cases were to be sent for a jury trial. Civil litigation was to be dealt with by local courts for less significant cases and by the collegial courts for more important matters. The same justice system would be adopted by post-unification Germany fifteen years later, thanks to the organizational structure created by the Grand Duchy of Baden. The justice system reforms caused war clouds to return. <mask> Edelsheim, a top diplomat of long experience, became the new foreign minister in October 1865 after the retirement of the previous foreign minister. The government of Baden pursued a law-based approach as Prussia's dispute with Austria turned into war. The government was supported by the First and Second Chambers and the army.The geographical position of Baden and its neighboring states made any other attitude unthinkable. The political tradition of the Grand Duchy has always been liberal. There was no sympathy for the manoevrings of the leadership. The differences between Austria-Hungary and Prussia were settled on the battlefields of Bohemia. By the end of the month, parts of the government had resigned. The new government was headed by Karl Mathy. Mathy favored the Prussian side in the recent war.Stable left the government and retired. He returned to serve as Minister for Justice in Mathy's cabinet. A replacement government was formed after Mathy died. When <mask> retired from government on February 13, 1868, his retirement was permanent, he came from a new political generation that had been close to Mathy but never to him. He lived in the capital, Karlsruhe, after returning to private life. His professional focus was now on legal work. He worked on the "Jahrbcher fr Badisches Recht" during his time at the High Court judiciary.The first volume of the Year Book for the Baden High Court was published in 1867. There were many interesting and thoughtful contributions from <mask>'s pen. In 1871, there was a more substantial scholarly work. He had been working on this book for a long time, and by the time it was done, his eyes were starting to fail. He had a cataracts operation in 1876. The twenty-fifth anniversary of the Grand Duke's reign was celebrated by those reaised to the nobility. He died from Pneumonia on March 22, 1880.There are people from the Grand Duchy of Baden who are from Stockach Jurists. Politicians from the University of Karlsruhe and German judges from the 19th century.

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texts: <mask> was the son of a father and a mother. During and after the Iranian Revolution, he was his father's right-hand man. He was a link between officials and people. He had several decisions to make. He was buried next to his father. On March 15, 1946, <mask> was born in Qom, where he did his primary and secondary education. seminary studies and accomplished primary and secondary hawza courses.He joined his father after he was exiled. <mask> was the "torch-bearer for his father's anti-Western radicalism" and was close to his father, the leader of the Iranian Revolution of 1979. During and after the Iranian Revolution, he worked in the office of the ayatollah in Paris. The Shah's army officers and politicians were tried by the Islamic Revolutionary Court. He said that the deputy chief of the Imperial Air Force was a foreigner. All my ancestors were Iranians. <mask> went to the deprived areas to learn about their shortages.The issues he had encountered are contained in his letters. The officials went through training. His political career began after his brother's death. He had several decision-making positions after his father's death. His father's chief of staff died in 1989. In the summer of 1988 to 1989 he was one of the decision-makers in all official issues. He was a member of Iran's Supreme National Security Council.He was a member of the Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution. He was the overseer of the mausoleum. He spoke against America, Israel and Iranian capitalists. He made anti-American statements during the Iran hostage crisis. According to the hostages, after <mask>'s visit to the embassy, he greeted the students and wished them well. He repeated his father's threat to put some of the captives on trial for espionage if Shah was not returned to Iran. He had an important role in reporting government general issues to his father during the Iran-Iraq war.He was counsel to his father and other high-ranking officials. On April 29, 1989, <mask> wrote a letter to the leader of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, saying that he was sorry for the leader's being heedless of his calls. <mask> tried to show that Montazeri's leadership would hurt the revolution. Did you create so many problems for Islam and the revolution because of your affection for Mehdi Hashemi? <mask> said something in the letter. Montazeri said that he would stay away from politics. His wife was the niece of the Shia religious leader of Lebanon.She was the sister of many people. According to the pro-government media, <mask> went into a coma after he suffered a cardiac arrest. He died hours after being connected to life support machinery. Two days of national mourning were announced by the Iran government. There is a grand shrine south of Tehran where <mask> is entombed next to his father. The author stated that he died in his sleep, without mentioning the heart attack five days prior. According to the Tehran Times, the rumors about <mask>'s death were published by an alleged British spy.His son repeated the claim that they were created by a "British spy" and called the rumors "baseless". INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals On multiple occasions, <mask> claimed that his father was poisoned by the Iranian intelligence agents with the help of pills that he received at the hospital. The current supreme leader of Iran described him as who solved many problems and did many things throughout the revolution. He was called capable and necessary by Khamenei. <mask>awi family People of the Iranian Revolution Children of national leaders Iranian exiles Islamic Republican Party Representatives of the Supreme Leader

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texts: <mask><mask> is an American author and scholar of early Christian history and the New Testament. He is a professor at the Claremont School of Theology. <mask> is a scholar of Christian origins and social group formation. <mask> sees traditional Christian documents like the Gospels as myth rather than history. The life of Jesus is not as reliable as the charter documents of the early Christian movements. <mask> is known for popularizing the term "Social Formation", originally from the work of <mask>, as a category for religion. His development of a theory of religion as "social interests" led to this.<mask> and Jonathan Z. Smith are both members of the Redescribing Christian Origins Group of the Society of Biblical Literature. Though he doesn't consider himself a Historical Jesus scholar, he suggests that Jesus was similar to the Greco-Roman Cynics and that the earliest "Jesus Movements" followed a similar model. He is a noted scholar of the hypothetical Q Document, and is confident that it can be divided into three layers, one containing primarily wisdom sayings, another giving details on how the community ought to behave, and a third containing apocalyptic pronouncements. The hypothesis of the "Q" source for the common material of Matthew andLuke not found in Mark is developed by The Lost Gospel. <mask>'s thesis is that this was the earliest writing about Jesus, developed over decades by a community. He believes that there are three major layers to it, each of which coincides with a stage in this community's life. The layers are structured in a way that shows awareness of the earlier sayings, but not the same as 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932s.The first layer, called Q1, is composed of sayings attributed to Jesus. Instructions on how to act. To live in poverty, to lend without expecting anything in return, to love your enemies, not to judge, and not to worry are some of the main teachings. <mask> believes that Q1 can be broken into two historical stages, the first being simple maxims containing the core of the teachings, and the second being developments by the community giving illustrations and arguments for these maxims. According to <mask>, Jesus was seen as a teacher by the community which produced the text, with many similarities to a sage in the Cynic tradition. The major portion of the Q document was reconstructed by <mask>. The eschatological theme of judgement at the end of time is introduced in this layer, as is the figure of John, who is not called a baptist in the Q document.<mask> sees an increased anxiety on the part of the community, a need to define itself against others, and also intimation that the community itself was causing tension: there is reference to father turning against son, brother turning against brother etc. <mask> thought Q3 was written after the Roman-Jewish war from 66- 73AD. The temptations of Jesus were added at this time. The first reference to Gehenna occurs at this stage, with stern warnings and threats to keep the law. The losses suffered by the community during the war are thought to be reflected in the severity of the language and lack of material. The hypothesis that Jesus and the earliest Christians were within the frame of Greco-Roman Cynicism is controversial. <mask> and others argue that Jesus can be understood in a Hellenistic context, even though most scholars agree that he can be found in the 1st century Judaism."The Cynic hypothesis will be consigned to the dustbin of ill-conceived hypotheses, but it will be useful nonetheless to appeal to it as our point," said Craig A. Evans in The Misplaced Jesus: Interpreting Jesus in a Judaic Context. John Dominic Crossan believes that the similarities between Christ and the Cynic philosophers-peasants of antiquity can be traced back to the confluence of Hellenistic and Judaic cultures in 1st-century Galilee. <mask>'s view that the original teachings of Jesus of Nazareth were non-eschatological is supported by Crossan and Marcus Borg. <mask> is following in the footsteps of Kloppenborg in reconstructing Q in layers. This type of reconstruction has been criticized by a number of scholars. When all the evidence is taken into account, the supposed parallels of this kind show that Jesus was different from a Cynic philosopher, not that he was like one. There are similarities between the Q document and the texts of the Cynics, such as the wisdom and ethical anecdotes used by Cynic preachers and illustrates their ascetic way of life focused on purity.Books are narratives created by various communities. The Department of Religious Studies at the University of Alabama was founded in 1931.

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texts: John-<mask> was a German Jesuit linguist and missionary to India. He was born in Wallendorf, Germany. <mask> joined the Jesuit novitiate in Belgium in 1877 after completing his early education in Echternach and Luxembourg. He arrived in India at the end of the year. His priestly formation was completed after further training in Asansol. He was a priest in Calcutta. He had learned French and English as well as Ancient Greek and Latin.During his theological studies in Asansol, he acquired a more superficial knowledge of Indian culture by studying the Mundari language. He wasn't a good professor among the tribals of Chotanagpur. Attempts in Calcutta were not successful. In order to take Father Constant Lievens's succession in the legal defence of the tribals, he was asked to study British and agrarian law. He moved into the tribal area in the late 19th century. There was a lot of protest against the landlords who were able to easily take the land of the Mundas. A scheme for a change of the law that would respect and give legal weight to traditional tribal law was proposed by <mask>.Most of the complaints made by the rebellion were legitimate. The Government of India started a survey of tribal land after he was listened to. The work done in the Munda area was done by <mask>. The Chotanagpur Tenancy Act of 1908 is a landmark in tribal protective legislation. The Act is still in effect. Many of its articles were written by the author. His appendix was added as an explicative appendix.After a stay in Germany to recover a failing health, <mask> was back among the tribals. In order to save the tribals from the clutches of the moneylenders, he introduced the "Raffeisen Bank system" in the Chota Nagpur Division. Many were driven to ruin and destitution by the high interest they received. The Chotanagpur Catholic Cooperative Credit Society grew out of small monthly savings gathered in the "village circles" of the area. The system was based on village solidarity and the members themselves decided who the loans should be given to. Farmers could get at a reasonable price what they needed in the "cooperative store" that was started in 1913. Both initiatives were a huge success.A Mundari grammar was published by the Encyclopaedia Mundarica Hoffmann. A forced semi-retirement in Calcutta, because of poor health, gave him time to carry on collecting information, making studies on the Munda language, religion, culture, as well as its traditional social and political organization. German citizens were kicked out of British areas during the First World War. The sad experience for the sick missionary who kept in touch with his Chotanagpur colleagues was when he was deported to Germany in 1915. Father van Emmelen helped him organize his notes while he worked on his dictionary. The entire culture and civilization of the Munda people are covered in the 15 volumes of his Encyclopaedia Mundarica, which was published after his death. The main works are from Calcutta in 1903.Calcutta 1905-1909 has two volumes of a mundari grammar with exercises. Music and Dances, Calcutta: Baptist Press, 1907. Social work in Calcutta in 1909. The bank is called Chota Nagpur Kotholik. Catholic Orphan Press was published in 1910. There is a Memorandum on the Land System of the Munda Country. The Chota Nagpur Teancy Act of 1908 has notes, judicial rulings and rules.J. Reid Calcutta was born in 1910. The bangue coopérative is located in Chota Nagpore. In: Missions Belges. 14 (Janvier, 1912) 31-38 and 51-62. The indischen Mission, Xaverius Verlag, 1919, is called Raiffeisenkassen. 37 years in Indien, trstliche Erfahrungen beim Naturvolk der Mundas. It was published in Patna 1975.In: Man in India 4, there are principles of succession and inheritance. The Journal of the Bihar and Orissa Research Society was published in 1915. Karl Mller wrote "Hoffman, Johannes Baptist" in the Dictionary of Christian Missions. The champion d'une race was held in Louvain in 1935. There is a crisis in Chota Nagpur. There was a Judicial Conflict between Jesuit Missionaries and British Government Officials. A redemptorist publication was published in India in 1975.There are 2 maps. A.VV. The Munda World: Hoffmann commemoration volume was published in 1978. The Chota Nagpur tenancy Act and the Catholic Cooperatives were written by Peter Tete. The Indian edition of Satya Bharatchi Press was published in 1986. The person is Paul B. Steffen. There is a Weltbrger aus Wallendorf in the Eifel.The Europischer Universittsverlag is located in Berlin. Paul B. Steffen said, "Meine trstlichen Erfahrungen beim Naturvolk der Mundas". S.J. is named after Pater Johann Baptist <mask>. They were done in the late 19th and early 20th century. Missionar, Menschenfreund und Forscher aus der Eifel. Bitburg 2010, 171-178. HOFFMANN, Johannes Baptist SJ, Missionar, Ethnograph, Linguist, Sozialreformer was written by Paul B. Steffen.There is a biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon. Vol.32 was published in 2011. Jesuit missionaries in India died in the 19th century.

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